(as long as landlord check marks for that to be completed)The ceo on a blog response  about 8 months ago said that they would be adding a feature were tenants could upload their paystubs and other items for prove directly to the site has this happened yet does anyone know?

And there are millions of buyers and sellers trading the same item.

They haven't moved in, so notify them all that the check bounced and therefore they must make good on the bounced check and return item fee for the check before they can move it.Like others have said.

How is the user using the account - to buy everyday items, to take a cash loan, transfer balances? 

Here are few items that I sometimes get confused about:Age: 0-10 - "A", 11-20 - "B", 21+ - "C" - this is a general rule for a generic apartment complex in a suburban area and does not apply to places like SF or NY where location trumps age.

Good points.We are replacing a fence but the mailbox and meters are outside the fence.Thanks for bringing up an item that should be on your checklists.

So here's a few other items to note: Market equilibrium in Self-Storage is when there is roughly 7 square feet of Self Storage per capita, within a 5 mile radius of the facility.  

So when you borrow money for income producing real estate it is not the same debt you have for personal items you buy that cost you money, and depreciate over time.  

I have done a search here about water softeners and from what I have seen the majority here say that it is not recommended since you have to rely on the tenants to fill it with salt monthly and it is an added item that can break.The water heater is about 8 years old now.  

Does anyone have any hard data on what annual capital expenses should be in the Midwest such as Indianapolis, Kansas City, Ohio, Alabama, Oklahoma, Nashville, Chicago, Memphis and the like? Before anyone points me to ...